Lindsay Lohan Refused To Play The Role Of The Movie Entitled "The Manson Girls"

Lindsay Lohan back a role in a film about the convicted killer Charles Manson in order to accept two other offers, including a guest star turn on the television comedy "Ugly Betty", her publicist said Friday.

Spokesman of Lindsay Lohan, Leslie Sloane, said 21-year-old actress was "definitely interested" in "The Manson girls", but she refused online gossip reports that Lindsay Lohan

"Unfortunately (the film Manson) did not come together quite quickly, and it has offered other roles, she accepted and is looking forward," Sloane told Reuters.

The television network ABC announced Monday that Lohan is trying to rebuild his career after a year of personal turmoil, has signed an agreement for future guest star in six episodes of the popular comedy workplace "Ugly Betty," starting this month.

Sloane said Lindsay Lohan has also been cast to star in the upcoming film comedy "The evils of work," produced by Rick Schwartz, whose credits include the films of Martin Scorsese "The Departed", "The Aviator" and "Gangs of New York. "

As described in The New York Post, Lindsay Lohan plays a young woman who pretends to be pregnant to avoid being fired.

For "The Manson girls," Lohan was allegedly committed to play a Manson "family" cult member appointed Nancy Pitman.

But a source with knowledge of the project said producers not put money in escrow in time to organize the availability Lindsay Lohan, leaving it free to take other work.

Manson, now 73, was convicted mastermind of the horrific 1969 murder of Hollywood actress Sharon Tate - the pregnant woman director Roman Polanski - and six other people during a two-day toll in the region of Los Angeles.

Initially sentenced to death for ordering his followers to carry out the massacres, he is now serving a life sentence at the State Prison in Corcoran California.

Lindsay Lohan has not played in a feature film since last year's flop "I Know Who Killed Me."

She spent much of 2007 on the public scene after being arrested twice in one month for drunk driving and re-entered rehabilitation in a relapse of drug addiction that cost her a role in a film produced and performed by Oscar winner Shirley MacLaine.

The previous year, a studio executive Lohan has publicly criticized repeatedly showing up late on the set of "Georgia Rule", which has accused its late-night clubbing habits. has been removed from this film because of other players have refused to work with it.